‘Our Profession Is Being Victimized’: Unpacking the Top Issues Facing Real Estate
Above: Bob Goldberg (left), Helen Hanna Casey (center), and Leslie Rouda Smith (right). Why should clients pay agents as much ...
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Existing-Home Sales Slip in May Under Rising Mortgage Rate Environment
Rising mortgage rates—and subsequently the widening affordability gap—have sent ripples throughout the housing market that the National Association of REALTORS® ...
Understanding the Lawsuits Threatening Agent Commissions
Rounding up the legal battles that could impact real estate professionals’ earnings.
Existing-Home Sales Maintain Decline in April
The downward trend in existing home sales held firm in April as rising price tags and mortgage rates continued to ...
NAR Announces New Impact Bias Certificate Course
The National Association of REALTORS® has announced a new certificate course to help real estate professionals combat implicit bias. The ...
Existing Home Sales Fall for Second Straight Month
Existing home sales slowed yet again this month, falling under the six-million mark for the first time in seven months, ...
HUD Debuts Action Plan to Address Racial and Ethnic Bias in Home Appraisals
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has unveiled its roadmap for addressing racial bias in the home ...
Applications Now Accepted for NAR’s 2022 Volunteering Works Grant and Mentoring Program
The National Association of REALTORS® is now accepting applications for its Volunteering Works grant and mentoring program. The program, funded by Wells Fargo ...
UPDATE: NAR Files Lawsuit of Its Own Against REX
Who says you can’t sue the same folks that are suing you? The National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) filed a ...
NAR Calls on REALTORS® to Apply for the 2022 Good Neighbor Awards
The National Association of REALTORS® is now accepting applications for the 2022 Good Neighbor Awards, the organization has announced. The program recognizes ...
Best Days (and Hours) for Cold Calling, Door Knocking and Everything Else
Two hours of door-knocking one week might land you half a dozen hot leads, while a similar session the next week leaves you empty handed with ears ringing from all the door slammed in your face. Read more.
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